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Deage Aqua Lift Review

Deage* is a skincare brand that has been on my wish list forever, so when they kindly sent me their Aqua Lift Serum I couldn't wait to try it! I've been using this for just over two weeks, which I feel is long enough to have gained a good opinion of whether the product is worth purchasing.

First off, I have really dry skin from being on Accutane and somehow my skin has gotten even drier since I finished my treatment. I would say hydration is my main skincare concern. For me, a hydration serum is working if I can see a difference when I wear makeup. This may sound odd, but  I feel like makeup accentuates any dry patches I have, so if my makeup glides on better and looks smoother, it's usually from a skincare product.

The packaging.... I'm obsessed. The sleek cylinder, the gold writing and not to mention the pump. I adore the design and packaging, it looks so beautiful in a bathroom cabinet or vanity and is super travel friendly. The pump also provides the perfect amount of product.

The formula is a very thin gel, with a slightly cloudy appearance. The Aqua Lift is formulated with blue ginger which; hydrates, plumps, lifts and firms the skin. The Serum also contains Hyaluron_D3 and patented skin fusion technology.

My skin has felt a lot less tight since using this and a lot more hydrated. My left cheek is particularly dry and I find most makeup products cake or emphasise my texture. But since I've used the Aqua Lift Serum I haven't noticed my makeup caking anywhere. This also hasn't broken me out!

The downside... this product costs some serious coin. The 30ml serum costs 125 Euros... which is pretty expensive. Do I think you could find other hydrating serums for cheaper that work perfectly? Absolutely. There are plenty of serums out there that hydrate well for a lot less, but one thing I noticed with the Aqua Lift is how quickly the results have happened. Within one week I noticed a difference, compared to other products where the hydration in my skin did improve but took a lot longer.

I think if you are looking for a luxury hydrating serum that works, this is worth the splurge. The ingredients are great, the overall quality is incredible and I love it.

*Although this product was kindly sent to me, all opinions are my own.























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